StarrieSky
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Hawkeye was fuming. How dare he. After all the shit he pulled he didn't have the right to act so high and mighty. But he would behave. He would control his urge to kill him. He'd do it for Tony.
And then Loki made the mistake of telling him to calm down. "That's it." If he didn't leave now he'd kill him. To make things worst the Loki inside his head started muttering to him as well, gleefully telling him about all the things he could do, trying to get him to do it. But Thor wouldn't appreciate him killing his brother. Not only that, but he'd take away their last hope of saving Tony. He refused to be the one to doom his friend. So he turned around and stalked away, planning to go down to the gym and take his frustrations and anger out on the equipment.
Emma watched Clint leave the room with a frown. She turned back to Loki, crossing her arms as she glared at him. "Can't you just leave him alone?" She didn't like Loki. He was arrogant, cocky, and kept provoking Clint. She would be glad when he finally left. She sighed. "Let's just get this over with so you can go." She sat down on the couch opposite of Loki. "Tony starts a war. No one knows why. But one day he shows up at the tower a changed man. He kills his teammates, his friends, without remorse. He terrorizes the people with drones that keep an eye on everyone. Those that openly oppose him disappear. Even the mutants, who are neutral, fall victim to him." That was all she was willing to tell him. She didn't want to go into details again. She just wanted to forget it all happened. She was still grieving for Quicksilver's death, together with the other mutants. At least, she would have been if she didn't keep pushing it away. She'd grief once everything was over. "Seeing how powerful you are, you surely must know the answer." She said this in a mocking tone.
And then Loki made the mistake of telling him to calm down. "That's it." If he didn't leave now he'd kill him. To make things worst the Loki inside his head started muttering to him as well, gleefully telling him about all the things he could do, trying to get him to do it. But Thor wouldn't appreciate him killing his brother. Not only that, but he'd take away their last hope of saving Tony. He refused to be the one to doom his friend. So he turned around and stalked away, planning to go down to the gym and take his frustrations and anger out on the equipment.
Emma watched Clint leave the room with a frown. She turned back to Loki, crossing her arms as she glared at him. "Can't you just leave him alone?" She didn't like Loki. He was arrogant, cocky, and kept provoking Clint. She would be glad when he finally left. She sighed. "Let's just get this over with so you can go." She sat down on the couch opposite of Loki. "Tony starts a war. No one knows why. But one day he shows up at the tower a changed man. He kills his teammates, his friends, without remorse. He terrorizes the people with drones that keep an eye on everyone. Those that openly oppose him disappear. Even the mutants, who are neutral, fall victim to him." That was all she was willing to tell him. She didn't want to go into details again. She just wanted to forget it all happened. She was still grieving for Quicksilver's death, together with the other mutants. At least, she would have been if she didn't keep pushing it away. She'd grief once everything was over. "Seeing how powerful you are, you surely must know the answer." She said this in a mocking tone.